G-Tech Medical G-Tech MedicalGutTracker™
Federal partnership

GutTracker for the VA and DoD.

Objective GI measurement, at home, for those who served.

G-Tech Medical partners with Veterans Healthcare Supply Solutions (VHSS), a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, to make GutTracker available to the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense through federal purchasing channels. GutTracker is Buy American Act (BAA) compliant and available to federal purchasers now through DLA ECAT (Federal eCAT).

Two missions, aligned on the veteran

Different strengths, one commitment.

Functional gastrointestinal disorders are common, and the diagnostic uncertainty around them is the problem GutTracker was built to reduce. This partnership pairs that measurement with a federal channel built, owned, and staffed by veterans.

Diagnostic technology

G-Tech Medical

A noninvasive, wireless patch system that measures myoelectric activity from the stomach, small intestine and colon over multiple days, at home, as an aid in the diagnosis and evaluation of gastrointestinal disorders.

Federal distribution

Veterans Healthcare Supply Solutions

A Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business and medical distributor serving federal healthcare since 2010, holding contract positions across VA FSS, DLA ECAT and DAPA, and operating a veteran-first workplace. vhss1.com.

Why it fits

A test that travels to the veteran, not the other way around.

GutTracker records for up to six days in the patient's own home, then returns a report to the ordering clinician. For a veteran population that is often rural or far from a VA medical center, a test that needs no procedure room and no repeat visits removes real barriers to getting an answer.

No facility time

At home, not in clinic

The recording happens during ordinary life. No procedure room, no scheduled staff time, and no travel for the recording itself.

Multi-day

Days, not hours

Six days of signal makes day-to-day variation visible, which a single in-clinic window can miss.1

Additive

Alongside existing care

GutTracker measures a different quantity than scintigraphy or the motility capsule. It adds to the VA workup rather than replacing established tests.2

A note on evidence Any claim specific to the veteran population will carry its own citation before this page is public.
How federal purchasers order

One partner, one clear path.

01

Confirm candidacy

A VA or DoD clinician confirms GutTracker fits the clinical question. It is a prescription device, ordered the way any prescriber would order one.

02

Order through VHSS

GutTracker is loaded on DLA ECAT and can be ordered now. VHSS also holds VA FSS and DAPA positions, so registration, EDI ordering and compliance run through a single veteran-owned partner.

03

Kits ship, the report returns

The system ships to the site or the patient, the patient records at home for up to six days, and the report returns to the ordering clinician.

Why order through a veteran-owned partner

The channel does more than ship boxes.

Set-aside and sole-source pathways

SDVOSB status opens purchasing pathways that are not available when buying from a manufacturer directly.

Credit toward veteran-contracting goals

Buying through an SDVOSB partner counts toward federal veteran-owned contracting goals.

One partner for the paperwork

Vendor registration, EDI orders and contract compliance are handled under one roof, which reduces friction for the federal buyer.

Mission alignment

A veteran-owned, veteran-staffed partner serving veterans and active-duty personnel, not only a commercial transaction.

Questions federal buyers ask

Before you order.

Is it a prescription device?

Yes. GutTracker is FDA 510(k)-cleared (K212954) and available on the order of a physician.

Which contract vehicle is it on?

GutTracker is available now on DLA ECAT (Federal eCAT). VHSS also holds VA FSS and DAPA contract positions.

Is it Buy American Act compliant?

Yes. GutTracker is Buy American Act (BAA) compliant.

What does it cost?

Federal pricing is provided through VHSS. This page does not publish pricing.

Talk to us

Federal ordering inquiries.

For VA and DoD purchasing questions, contact G-Tech and we will connect you with our VHSS partner.

References

  1. Lacy BE, Cangemi DJ, Accurso JM, Axelrod S, Axelrod L, Navalgund A. A novel pilot study to evaluate the efficacy and safety of a wireless patch system in patients with chronic nausea and vomiting. Neurogastroenterology & Motility. 2024;36(9):e14862. Source (opens in a new tab)
  2. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. 510(k) premarket notification K212954, G-Tech Medical wireless patch system. Source (opens in a new tab)